The Six-Eared Macaque of Honghuang: The Heavenly Dao Begs Me to Stop Shouting

Primordial World + the Myriad Worlds + a System full of catchphrases + shameless swagger + earth-shaking slogans + defying fate

Though I live like an ant, I harbor a will to swallow the heavens. Though my life is but a blade of grass, I dare defy Heaven's injustice!

If the Dao will not be passed on to me, I'll carve out a path of my own. If Heaven will not tolerate me, I'll bring it down!

Even if the Heavenly Dao despises me, I'll raise my blade to the sky. Even if all the immortals stare, I'll sing wildly as I stride through the heavens!

My slogans shatter the Ninth Heaven, and my cultivation soars to the clouds! The harder I boast, the wilder my fate!

After transmigrating to the Primordial World, I become the Six-Eared Macaque, despised by the Heavenly Dao. My innate potential is no less than that of the Three Pure Ones, yet the Great Dao rejects me because "the Dharma is not passed to six ears," and I'm fated to become a wisp of remnant soul beneath the Golden Cudgel during the calamity of the Journey to the West.

At the end of my rope, the Supreme Myriad Worlds Little Show-Off King Who Wanders Everywhere System successfully binds to me! It comes with a top-tier collection of catchphrases from every world, and its rules are supremely simple: the louder the slogan, the more heaven-defying the swagger, and the more explosive the reward!

The louder the slogan, the more powerful the System's reward. One line, "First came Six Ears, then came Heaven; Six Ears was here before Pangu," leaves the entire Primordial World speechless.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.